What is the most beautiful shape? Obviously a catfish shape, right? Unfortunately, designers have been slow to realize this and they have so far failed to incorporate the beauty of catfish into home, work, and public contexts. Fortunately, however, this is all beginning to change. Bauer Ltd., a firm which specializes in customizing automobiles has finally realized that most Americans would prefer to drive around in a sleek and fancy catfish. They offer a service through which the discerning motorist can transform his boring Mazda Miata into a thrilling siluriform shape.
According to auto-industry blogs, the designer of the Bauer Catfish actually looked at a catfish to craft the design. It is certainly a sleek and magnificent-looking vehicle! I particularly like how the eyes/headlights look, and I love the diagonal stripes on the sides. I looked at the Bauer website to try to find out some details to share with you about the custom cars, but sadly the technical details of the conversion quickly baffled me (it doesn’t help that I have been a pedestrian for so many years). It seems you can customize the cars with all sorts of souped-up racing engines, but unfortunately I could not find any way to install sensitive whiskers or tastebuds on the vehicle.
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November 7, 2014 at 12:35 PM
Val
I think what you’re looking for are curb feelers. 🙂 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curb_feeler
November 7, 2014 at 6:13 PM
Wayne
They do exist! That’s amazing… I thought I was just being silly. I wonder if somebody in some robotics lab is actually working on taste buds for next generation self-driving cars robot cars. Thanks for the link!
November 8, 2014 at 1:47 PM
Val
My pleasure Wayne. I thought it was pretty funny that there is such a thing as well. Thank you for your wonderful blog!